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Folder 1

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Folder 1

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Black and white photograph of two Cherokee women making pottery. One sitting on porch with pot in lap. The other woman is sitting on the ground actively constructing the pot. Both women wearing cotton shirts, skirts, and bandanas around head. This photograph comes from the Grant Foreman Collection at the Gilcrease Museum. Folder 5

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Inscribed, "Cherokee women making pottery" on verso

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2 copies of this photograph exist in the Gilcrease Photograph Collection Folder 12

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Inscribed, "Choctaw Pipe smoked by Chief greenwood Le Flore at signing of Dancing Rabbit Creek Treaty 1830. It is beleived that this pipe had belonged to the Choctaws for as long as 500 years, being handed down from one chief to the next." on verso

Description 4045.2574 and 4045.2581 are two fragments of the same tribute record. This is a visual record of the tributes paid by individuals from the town of Culhuacan made circa 1550. The top and the bottom of the strip are badly broken and damaged. The strip was torn in the middle into two fragments. This tribute record is divided into twenty-five rows and is read from bottom to top. Each row shows the person(s) who provided the tributes, their personal names in pictographic form, and the...

Description 4045.2574 and 4045.2581 are two fragments of the same tribute record. This is a visual record of the tributes paid by individuals from the town of Culhuacan made circa 1550. The top and the bottom of the strip are badly broken and damaged. The strip was torn in the middle into two fragments. This tribute record is divided into twenty-five rows and is read from bottom to top. Each row shows the person(s) who provided the tributes, their personal names in pictographic form, and the...

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Black and white phtograph of Willard Stone. Racks of his carvings and miscellaneous pottery behind him. Holding carving. Folder 39